Secular meaning in English | Easy explanation | Meaning in Hindi

Secular meaning in English: In this article, the meaning of the word ‘Secular’ is explained in easy English with examples, along with its synonyms and antonyms.

‘Secular’ pronunciation= sec-u-lar, sekyələr

Secular meaning in English

‘Secular’ means not specifically religious.

1. One who is not attached to any religious activity or spiritual activities.

2. Not bound by religious rule.

Secular- English meaning
not strictly religious
non-religious
worldly
temporal

Secular-Example

The word ‘Secular’ acts as an ‘Adjective’.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Secular’ are as follows.

Examples:

▪ India is a secular country.

▪ He is a secular and liberal man.

▪ Secular persons are not driven by any religious principles.

▪ Secular predominates in developed western countries.

▪ Most secular people turned to religion at their old age.

▪ In 1976 India has been stated a secular nation by the preamble of the constitution.

▪ His parents were secular but he is a religious person.

▪ His religious inclinations bothered his secular family most.

▪ Secular music is music that has no connection with any religion of the world.

▪ There are many secular countries in the world.

▪ I think buddha was the very first secular person on the earth.

‘Secular’ other meanings

secular state= A secular state is a state which is officially neutral in matters of religion

secular society= A secular society is a society that is officially neutral in matters of religion

secular regime= The rule or governance which keep civic affairs separate from religion

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secular literature= Non-religious literature (Books)

nonsecular= Non-religious

pseudo-secular= Policies considered to involve minority appeasement

secular outlook= Non-religious approach, non-religious views

secular liberal= Secular liberal supports the separation of religion and state.

secular country= The country which keeps civic affairs separate from religion

secular fabric= Non-religious cloth

secular education= Non-religious education

secular Muslim= Non-religious Muslim

secular nation= The nation which keeps civic affairs separate from religion

anti-secular= Opposing what is secular

secular ruler= The ruler who keeps civic affairs separate from religion

secular saint=  Holy persons who respect all religions, not strictly religious

completely secular– Not bound by religious beliefs

‘Secular’ Synonyms-antonyms

The synonyms of the word ‘Secular’ are as follows.

non-religious
laic
materialistic
worldly
earthly
unsacred
profane
temporal
lay

‘The antonyms of the word ‘Secular’ are as follows.

religious
sacred
holy
spiritual
godly

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